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Leg Press Machines for Powerful, Pain-Free Lower Body Gains

Unlock serious leg strength at home — without the lower back strain. Our leg press machines deliver controlled, high-performance training for quads, glutes and hamstrings, helping you hit your goals faster, safer, and smarter. Whether you're building a home gym, training around injury, or chasing elite performance, this is your lower body game-changer.

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Cortex LP-10 Leg Press/Hack Squat Combo Save 34% Save %
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Cortex LP-10 Leg Press/Hack Squat Combo

LP-10 Leg Press/Hack Squat Combo by Cortex For those serious about leg day the LP10 45 Degree Leg Press and Hack Squat is sure to provide a tough s...

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$2,399.00
$2,399.00 - $2,399.00
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$1,579.00
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With a leg press machine, you can:

  • Train hard, stay safe – Reduce strain on your lower back while targeting glutes, quads, hamstrings and calves..
  • Build real lower-body strength – Perfect for hypertrophy, progressive overload, and power-based training.
  • Stay consistent at home – No more waiting for machines or rushing workouts at the gym.
  • Rehab with confidence – Support controlled leg movement for post-injury or mobility recovery.
  • Create a pro-level home gym – One machine, serious results — ideal for personal setups or studios

When it comes to sculpting strong, balanced legs, the leg press is a must-have. Unlike squats that can stress your spine or require a spotter, leg press machines provide a stable, isolated movement that lets you train heavy with confidence — even solo.

At Fitness At Home Australia, we’ve curated a high-quality range of leg press machines designed to meet real-world needs. Whether you're recovering from injury, training for strength, or replacing outdated gear, we’ve got options that support your journey. From compact home units to commercial-grade dual-function machines, our collection empowers every kind of lifter — from NDIS participants to competitive athletes.

FAQs

What muscles does a leg press machine target?

Leg press machines primarily work your quads, glutes, hamstrings, and calves, depending on foot placement and technique. It’s a versatile tool for total lower-body strength, making it ideal for both bodybuilding and functional fitness.

Is a leg press better than squats for injury recovery?

If you're dealing with back, knee, or balance issues, the leg press offers safer and more controlled movement. It allows you to load your legs heavily while keeping your spine protected, which is perfect during rehab or when returning from injury.

What should I look for in a leg press for home use?

Look for a compact footprint, smooth glide mechanism, comfortable seat angle, and adjustable foot platform. Some models also combine a hack squat function for extra versatility without taking up more space.

Can beginners use a leg press safely?

Absolutely — in fact, it's often recommended. The fixed path of motion reduces injury risk and helps you learn proper leg engagement without needing a spotter. Many home and commercial models offer assisted resistance or adjustable weights to suit all levels.

Are these machines NDIS-approved or rehab-friendly?

Yes. Many of our leg press options are suitable for NDIS-funded purchases and are used widely in physio clinics and rehab settings for controlled leg strengthening.

Do you offer commercial-grade leg press machines for studios or gyms?

We do! Our range includes heavy-duty, gym-quality models perfect for fitness studios, strength facilities, and personal training businesses. Speak with our team for bulk or business pricing.

Take the Pressure Off Squats — and Power Up Your Lower Body

Explore our full range of leg press machines and experience lower-body training that’s safer, smarter, and more effective — whether you're lifting for performance, rehab, or physique. Shop now and take the next step toward stronger legs today.